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On Behemoth

15 “Please observe[a] Behemoth,[b] which I made along with you.
    He eats grass like an ox.
16 Now take a look at the strength that he has in his loins,
    and in the muscles of his abdomen.
17 His tail protrudes stiffly, like cedar;[c]
    the sinews of his thigh interlink for strength.
18 His bones are conduits[d] of bronze;[e]
    his strong bones are like bars of iron.
19 He is the grandest[f] of God’s undertakings,[g]
    yet his creator is approaching him with his sword.[h]

20 Mountains produce food for him,
    where all the wild animals frolic.
21 He lies under the lotus trees,
    hiding under reeds and marshes.[i]
22 The lotus trees cover him with their shade,
    and willows that line the wadis[j] surround him.
23 What you see as a raging river doesn’t alarm him;
    he is confident when the Jordan overflows.
24 Are your eyes looking to capture him,
    or to pierce his snout with a bridle?”

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Notas al pie

  1. Job 40:15 Lit. look
  2. Job 40:15 I.e. an ancient, gigantic herbivore, living in Job’s time but now apparently extinct
  3. Job 40:17 I.e. a genus of coniferous evergreen in the family Pinaceae
  4. Job 40:18 Or channels
  5. Job 40:18 Or copper
  6. Job 40:19 Or first
  7. Job 40:19 Lit. ways
  8. Job 40:19 I.e. God was about to make Behemoth extinct
  9. Job 40:21 Lit. reed and marsh
  10. Job 40:22 I.e. seasonal streams that channel water during rain seasons but are dry at other times

15 “Look, Behemoth,[a] which I have made just as I made you;
it eats grass like the ox.
16 Look, its strength is in its loins
and its power in the muscles of its stomach.
17 It keeps its tail straight like a cedar;
the sinews of its thighs are tightly wound.
18 Its bones are tubes of copper,
its limbs like rods of iron.
19 “It is the first of God’s actions;
the one who made him furnishes it with his sword.[b]
20 Yes, the mountains yield produce for it,
and all wild animals[c] play there.
21 Under the lotus tree it lies,
in the hiding place of the reeds and in the marsh.
22 The lotus trees cover it with their shade;
the wadi’s[d] poplar trees surround it.
23 Look, if the river is turbulent, it is not frightened;
it is confident even though the Jordan rushes against its mouth.
24 Can anyone take it by its eyes?
Can he pierce its nose with a snare?

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Notas al pie

  1. Job 40:15 Some interpret as a hippopotamus
  2. Job 40:19 See NET; nearly all other English translations: “Only his Maker can draw the sword against him” (NJPS; compare NLT), or “only its Maker can approach it with the sword” (NRSV, NIV, ESV, HCSB, NASU)
  3. Job 40:20 Literally “all the animals of the field”
  4. Job 40:22 A seasonal stream that is often dry